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Prahaar, starring Rajkummar Rao, has failed to make any impact at the Indian box office during the opening weekend. Backed by Maddock Films, the film was expected to find takers over the weekend, but it couldn’t gather the required momentum. Yes, it did see an upward trend after a slow start, but the growth was very limited, resulting in a weekend of less than 10 crore net. Keep reading for a detailed report of day 3!
How much did Prahaar earn at the Indian box office in 3 days?
Considering the genre, the Bollywood biographical courtroom drama got a decent showcasing. It opened at 2.35 crore and, with word-of-mouth coming into play, saw limited growth to 3.15 crore on day 2. On the first Sunday, day 3, it earned 3.65 crore, showing a jump of just 15.87%. Overall, it has earned 9.15 crore net at the Indian box office, which equals 10.8 crore gross.
Here’s the day-wise collection breakdown in India (net):
- Day 1 – 2.35 crore
- Day 2 – 3.15 crore
- Day 3 – 3.65 crore
Total – 9.15 crore
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Surpasses Badhaai Do and two others’ opening weekend
With 9.15 crore, Prahaar has surpassed the opening weekend of Badhaai Do (7.82 crore), HIT – The First Case (5.59 crore), and Bheed (1.6 crore). Of his 10 theatrical releases in the post-COVID era, the latest film has registered his 7th-highest opening weekend in India.
Opening weekend collections of Rajkummar Rao’s post-COVID releases (net):
- Stree 2 – 204 crore (4-day)
- Bhool Chuk Maaf – 28.71 crore
- Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video – 19.17 crore
- Maalik – 15.02 crore
- Mr & Mrs Mahi – 17.12 crore
- Srikanth – 11.95 crore
- Prahaar – 9.15 crore
- Badhaai Do – 7.82 crore
- HIT – The First Case – 5.59 crore
- Bheed – 1.6 crore
More about the film
Prahaar is directed by Avinash Arun and produced by Dinesh Vijan’s Maddock Films. It also stars Wamiqa Gabbi, Jaideep Ahlawat, Sikandar Kher, Ashish Vidyarthi, Lalit Prabhakar, and Ritvik Sahore in key roles. The film explores Public Prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam’s role in court battles surrounding the 1993 Mumbai bombings and 2008 terror attacks.
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